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Thursday, November 1
William Matthews Gallery
Opening reception, 5-8pm
William Matthews, Field Studies and Small Paintings
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Special Preview, 6-8pm
Kim Harrell, Back to the Garden, solo exhibition
of sculpture and functional silver works. A celebration
of our connectedness to Earth, this exhibition showcases
Harrell’s signature minimalist style emphasizing
texture, line and material. Kim Harrell is a
silversmith and jewelry artist based in Aurora.
Through December 1
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William Matthews Gallery
William Matthews, watercolor |
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Kim Harrell
Silver
Through December 1
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Friday, November 2
1st Friday Openings at
participating galleries
Plinth Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Jim Connell: New Ceramic Work. For our final
exhibition of 2018, Plinth Gallery is pleased to present
the ceramic work of Jim Connell. He creates ceramic
pieces in unusual sizes and shapes but his process is
firmly grounded in traditional techniques of pottery
making. Connell’s vessels are generally wheel-thrown.
The thick walls are paddled and carved, producing a
secondary, three-dimensional surface. After glazing a
firing, many of the pieces are sand blasted and the
resulting surface adds a further textural element.
Connell credits his inspiration to both nature and
history. His love of Chinese ceramics include pottery
from the prehistoric Neolithic period, the Tan and Sung
Dynasties.
Through December 22
Also exhibiting:
Jonathan Kaplan and Nan Kitchens, CrushWalls 2018,
a project to design, fabricate and install the first
architectural ceramic mural in RiNo. It was also the
first time a 3 dimensional ceramic installation was
included in CrushWalls. "Archway" is composed of 101
individually hand sculpted and glazed ceramic components
totaling approximately 30 square feet, and covering the
exterior gateway to the gallery courtyard. The resulting
polychromed mural is an interpretation of the RiNo
Neighborhood and the artists' particular style. Please
join us to view this installation
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Autumn Has Arrived, with gallery artists.
Through Dec 7
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Plinth Gallery
Jim Connell
Teapot with copper glaze
reduction fired stoneware, paddled and faceted, 11" high
Through December 22
Plinth Gallery
Jonathan Kaplan & Nan Kitchens
CrushWalls 2018
Glazed ceramics
Through December 22
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Clive Tyler
In the Glory of Fall
Pastel, 38 x 30
Through Dec 7 |
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Stacey Peterson
Reaching
Oil, 24 x 12
Through Dec 7
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Cheryl St. John
Autumn Reflections
Oil, 40 x 60
Through Dec 7
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Cheryl St. John
Olga and Aleksey Ivanov
September Snow
Egg Tempera on Panel, 46" x 46"
Through Dec 7
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Ken Elliott
Forest Surprise
Oil, 40 x 50
Through Dec 7
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Saturday, November 3
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
28th Annual Holidays Miniature Show
Participating Artists: Zoa Ace, Rebecca Mason Adams,
Jaclyn Alderete, Mark Andrew Bailey, Raymond Bonilla,
Dina Brodsky, Sue Bryan, Adam Burke, Morgan Cameran,
Jeremy Caniglia-Cox, Joshua Carlton, Todd Carpenter,
Lorenzo Chavez, Robin Cole, Michelle Condrat, Jacob
Dhein, Alpay Efe, Kim English, Jennifer Gennari, Thane
Gorek, Adam Hall, Johanna Harmon, Dana Hawk, Stephanie
Hartshorn, Jane Hunt, Mat Hurtado, Nicole Hyde, Mick
Junco, David Kammerzell, Olga Krimon, Shawn Krueger,
Lindsey Kustusch, Joshua Lawyer, Shana Levenson, Che
Leviathan, MJ Lindo, Luke Mack, Brian Mashburn, Gina
Matarazzo, Patrick Maxcy, Josie Morway, Ryan Morse,
Nadezda, Susanna Ragel, Louis Recchia, Ximena Rendon,
Rob Reyy, Dave Santillanes, Jason Sacron, Hiroshi Sato,
Kirsten Savage, Daniel Segrove, Elsa Sroka, Timothy
Sandring, Clyde Steadman, Victoria Steel, Annie Stegg,
Brian Stephens, Delphyne V., Leah Waichulis, Tracy Wall,
Babs Webb, John Wentz, Anna Wypych, Zack Zdrale, and
Kaitlyn Zeismer.
View the exhibit
Through November 24
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Opening reception, 5-10pm
Kim Harrell, Back to the Garden, solo exhibition
of sculpture and functional silver works. A celebration
of our connectedness to Earth, this exhibition showcases
Harrell’s signature minimalist style emphasizing
texture, line and material. Kim Harrell is a
silversmith and jewelry artist based in Aurora.
Through December 1
K Contemporary
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Nina Tichava, Same as it Ever Was. The title of
this exhibition is not to be mistaken for the
experience. At her premier solo with K Contemporary,
Nina Tichava will be exploring more than 50 new ways to
see the world. “Same As It Ever Was” will showcase this
acclaimed Santa Fe mixed media artist at her
groundbreaking best
In the Project Space: Karen Roehl, Cobbled
Landscapes. In this most recent body of work, Karen
Roehl, a celebrated Colorado artist, explores the
process of creating deconstructed landscape paintings,
and the quality of trust this practice requires. In
describing this most recent show, Roehl shares, “the
shapes, lines and color you find in my work can all be
parts to a representational piece, they are just not
arranged in a way where we recognize the subject matter.
These landscapes are deconstructed and the parts tossed
randomly onto a surface…a little chaotic, but parts of a
whole that have a relationship with each other. Or parts
of a past whole that are awkwardly pieced together...
“cobbled”.
Through November 24
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Abend Gallery
Shana Levenson
Detail
A Moment in Time
Oil, 10 x 8
Through November 24
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Kim Harrell
Silver
Through December 1
K Contemporary
Nina Tichava
Float Feather Primary Combined
40 x 60 inches
Through November 24
K Contemporary
Karen Roehl
Float Feather Primary Combined
60 x 66 inches
Through November 24
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Friday, November 9
Walker Fine Art
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Natural Occurrences,
featuring: Bonny Lhotka, Farida Hughes, Lauren Karnitz,
Chloe Hedden, Heather Patterson and Caprice Pierucci.
Connecting our human experience and the external world,
this group of artists share their interpretations of
nature’s imprint on the human experience. Patterns of
movement, flashes of memory and the language of light
influence each creators’ definition of reality through
carefully composed color, line, transparency and shadow.
Expressing the impression of a moment, these artists
manifest themselves into narratives of life’s journeys
and experiences.
Through January 5
Goodwin Fine Art
Opening Reception 6 - 9 pm
Coalesce, In Celebration of Friends of the Gallery and
Gallery Artists: Alpert + Kahn, Buff Elting, Mia Mulvey, Andrew
Beckham, Danae Falliers, Jennifer Nehrbass, Andy Berg, Sharon
Feder, Margaret Pettee Olsen, Brenda, Biondo Carol Golemboski,
Martha Russo, Kate Breakey, Patti Hallock, Kimberlee Sullivan,
Beau Carey, David Hicks, Debra Van Tuinen, Matt Christie, Jill
Hadley, Hooper Mark Villarreal Linda Connor Shawn Huckins Marcia
Weese Rebecca Cuming Tshai Johnson Ashley Eliza Williams, Lanny
DeVuono, and Patrick Marold.
Through December 22
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Walker Fine Art
Chloe Hedden
Cherdi Kala 3
36 x 48 inches
Through January 5
Walker Fine Art
Heather Patterson
Sediment
59 x 59 inches
Through January 5
Walker Fine Art
Farida Hughes
Seven
Through January 5
Goodwin Fine Art
Ashley Eliza William
Study No. 26
oil on paper, 12 x 12 in
Through December 22
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Walker Fine
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Caprice Pierucci
Small Through the Flower
Through January 5
Walker Fine
Art
Farida Hughes
Journeys
48 x 36 inches
Through January 5
Walker Fine
Art
Bonny Lhotka
Night 'Snow
Through January 5
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Rule Gallery
Saturday, November 10
Opening at RedLine Denver
What Lies Between, Margaret Neumann Retrospective
curated by Simon Zalkind
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Rule Gallery
Margaret Neumann
Rule GalleryPink
Swimmer, 2003, acrylic on canvas, 54 x 54 inches
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Wednesday, November 14
Abend Gallery
Opening reception,6-9pm
After Dark, a new body of large works by Lindsey
Kustusch debuting at the SugarCube Building at 1555
Blake St
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Abend Gallery
Lindsey Kustusch
Afterglow, 2018
Oil on panel 36 x 36 in
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Thursday, November 15
Robischon Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
Three Concurrent Solo Exhibitions in Abstraction
by American painters Deborah Dancy (CT), Gary Komarin
(NY) and Tom Lieber (CA). The artists featured
distinctively pursue a range of vocabularies in abstract
painting from the provisional to third-generation
Abstract Expressionism while contributing to the
ever-evolving contemporary dialogue. With Dancy’s gritty
structures and gestural mark, Komarin’s colorful,
animated line and unexpected commingling forms and
Lieber’s high-velocity brushwork in grand scale, the
works on view offer insight into the terrain of the
psychological as well as the physicality of paint.
Through varied line and surface, Dancy, Komarin and
Lieber confidently embrace the unassuming beauty and
awkwardness of paradox, while recognizing both the
gravitas of complexity and the exuberance of the
unencumbered mark.
Through January 5
Space Gallery
Opening Reception, 6-9pm
Wonderland Exhibition,
featuring new work by Karine Léger, Karen Scharer, and
Jeff Glode Wise. Using various materials, shapes and
colors, these artists create a wonderland of visual
bliss and dreamlike contemplation.
Through January 5
David Cook Fine Art
Opening Reception, 5 to 8 pm
Premier Native American Jewelry Trunk Show. We
are pleased to announce our annual holiday pop-up
featuring premier 19th and 20th century Navajo, Pueblo,
and Hopi jewelry, textiles, and pottery.
Through January 5th (or until sold out)
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Robischon Gallery
Tom Lieber
Red Over
oil on canvas 72 x 72 in.
Through January 5
Robischon Gallery
Deborah Dancy
No Time for Regrets
acrylic on paper 50 x 38 ½ in.
Through January 5
Robischon Gallery
Gary Komarin
The National Sizing Survey
latex acrylic and mixed media on canvas
76 x 62 in.
Through January 5
David Cook Fine Artt
Premier Native American Jewelry Trunk Show.
Through January 5th (or until sold out)
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Space Gallery
Jeff Glode
Wise
Creation of Thought
Bronze, carved wood,
shells & stone, 38"X24"X13"
Through January 5
Space Gallery
Karen
Scharer
Threshold
Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 60
Through January 5
Space Gallery
Karine
Léger
Murmure
Acrylic on canvas, 40"X48
Through January 5
David Cook Fine Art
Premier Native American Jewelry Trunk
Show.
Through January 5th (or until sold
out)
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Friday, November 16
3rd Friday Openings at
participating galleries
Rule
Gallery
Double Take, paintings by John Fudge
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception : , 6-9 Pm
Jeff Aeling, Sangre De Cristos. The paintings
of Jeff Aeling tell the experience of being on the land,
the power of nature and the beauty of light. They reveal
to us a deep connection to the vastness of the landscape
of our country. Informed by the history of art and
science, Aeling looks at the mutual embrace of land and
sky as a twenty-first century observer. He shows us the
specific qualities of a particular day and season, the
temperature cool and the atmosphere clear or warm and
humid, winds blustery or still, as he searches for the
essence of what is universal.
And on the mezzanine: Debra Salopek, a painter, living
and working near Abiquiu, NM and focusing on horizons
and light.
Through January 5
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William Havu Gallery
Jeff Aeling
Sunset West Of Cotopaxi, CO
Oil On Panel, 48" X 72"
Through January 5
William Havu Gallery
Debra Salopek
Eternity #5
Oil On Canvas, 40" X 40"
Through January 5
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Tuesday, November
27
Tansey
Contemporary
Avital Sheffer, a solo exhibition of the
Israeli-Australian ceramic artist with fifteen works in
her signature style. Sheffer’s voluminous earthenware
clay vessels reflect her lifelong engagement with Middle
Eastern cultures, history, and designs as well as her
Jewish heritage. Her works, with their unique aesthetic
at once contemporary and historical, explore
materiality, spirituality, origins, language, and
memory. The titles of her work reference ancient Greek
words, locations in the West Bank, and constellations to
name a few.
Through January 5
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Tansey
Contemporary
Avital Sheffe
Aldaba IV
Hand built, glazed and stenciled
earthenware 20.8" x 11" x 6.2"
Through January 5
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Friday, November 30
Visions West Contemporary
Opening Reception, 6-8 pm
Fire
and Water, a collaborative show between artists Ralph Wiegmann and Suzanne Truman. The patterns, sensations
and rhythms of nature have been an early influence on
the art of both Wiegmann and Truman. The two artists
have both experienced a profound sense of awe and
appreciation throughout their lives in various natural
settings. The patterns of the vast natural landscape and
geological striations compelled the two artists to
explore their own relationships with the land through
abstraction. Wiegmann speaks about his work as
subconscious expression which arises through the process
of making. The result of which is a distillation of
experiences and memories and recurring rhythms.
Through
January 5
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Visions West Contemporary
Suzanne Truman & Ralph Wiegmann
Thermal Image #2, 2018
Encaustic, resin, on wood
6 x 6 x 4 inches
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December
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Saturday Dec 8
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
11am-3pm, Holiday show in conjunction with Cherry
Creek North's Winter Fest. There will be demos and the
Original Dickens Carolers. It is a very fun day in
Cherry Creek.
Winter Fest details
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GALLERY LISTINGS
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Abend Gallery
Note our new address
1412 Wazee Street, Denver, CO 80202
Map
303.355.0950 phone
800.288.3726 toll free
website:
www.abendgallery.com
Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11am-4
Continuing:
Opening reception:, 6-9pm at the Sugar Cube
Building at 1555 Blake St, Denver
Cindy Shih: 無極 Wuji, Infinite, Boundless. Shih's
exhibit is a series of paintings that celebrate the
limitless promise of human migration; a reminder
that like forces of nature, people have always found
ways to transcend boundaries and bridge
cross-cultural divides. Viewing hours: M-F: 7:30 am
– 10:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm Sunday: 9:00
am – 6:00.
view the exhibit
Through Nov 11
November 3
Opening reception, 6-9pm
28th Annual Holidays Miniature Show
Participating Artists: Zoa Ace, Rebecca Mason Adams,
Jaclyn Alderete, Mark Andrew Bailey, Raymond
Bonilla, Dina Brodsky, Sue Bryan, Adam Burke, Morgan
Cameran, Jeremy Caniglia-Cox, Joshua Carlton, Todd
Carpenter, Lorenzo Chavez, Robin Cole, Michelle
Condrat, Jacob Dhein, Alpay Efe, Kim English,
Jennifer Gennari, Thane Gorek, Adam Hall, Johanna
Harmon, Dana Hawk, Stephanie Hartshorn, Jane Hunt,
Mat Hurtado, Nicole Hyde, Mick Junco, David
Kammerzell, Olga Krimon, Shawn Krueger, Lindsey
Kustusch, Joshua Lawyer, Shana Levenson, Che
Leviathan, MJ Lindo, Luke Mack, Brian Mashburn, Gina
Matarazzo, Patrick Maxcy, Josie Morway, Ryan Morse,
Nadezda, Susanna Ragel, Louis Recchia, Ximena Rendon,
Rob Reyy, Dave Santillanes, Jason Sacron, Hiroshi
Sato, Kirsten Savage, Daniel Segrove, Elsa Sroka,
Timothy Sandring, Clyde Steadman, Victoria Steel,
Annie Stegg, Brian Stephens, Delphyne V., Leah
Waichulis, Tracy Wall, Babs Webb, John Wentz, Anna
Wypych, Zack Zdrale, and Kaitlyn Zeismer.
View the exhibit
Through November 24
Wednesday, November 14
Opening reception,6-9pm
After Dark, a new body of large works by
Lindsey Kustusch debuting at the SugarCube Building
at 1555 Blake St
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David B. Smith Gallery
1543 A Wazee Sgtreet
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone:
303.893.4234
fax:
877.893.4234
website:
http://davidbsmithgallery.com
Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6, and by appointment
Continuing:
The Explorers, Russell’s latest body of work, continues
his conversation challenging the conventions and history
of photography. Russell’s process-intensive works begin
with photographing scenes from nature that he
intentionally obscures with sheer fabrics, effectively
destroying what would otherwise serve as a documentative
image. Into these hazy, abstracted fields Russell
laboriously scratches intricate designs into the
emulsion of the printed image, adding paint to some
areas. The result is multilayered, dreamlike works that
come in and out of focus as the eye negotiates the
underlying image and textural patterning of meticulously
etched designs
Through November 10
David Cook Fine Art
Maggie Ross, Director
1637 Wazee
Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
map
Phone: 303.623.8181
Website:
www.davidcookfineart.com
Hours: 10:30 - 6:00 Tuesday
through Saturday and by appointment
Thursday, November 15
Opening Reception, 5 to 8 pm
Premier Native American Jewelry Trunk Show. We are
pleased to announce our annual holiday pop-up featuring premier
19th and 20th century Navajo, Pueblo, and Hopi jewelry,
textiles, and pottery.
Through January 5th (or until sold out)
Gallery 1261 LLC
note our new address:
1412 Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303.571.1261
website:
www.gallery1261.com
Hours: Tue - Sat: 12-6pm
Exhibition to be announced
GALLERY M
180 Cook St, Suite 101
map
Denver, CO 80206
phone: 303-331-8400
website:
www.gallerym.com
Hours: By Appointment Daily, Tue-Sat.
GALLERY M specializes in 20th century photojournalism
and social documentary. LIFE photojournalists including Alfred
Eisenstaedt, Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse and others
are always on display and available
Exhibition to be announced
Goodwin Fine Art
Tine Goodwin, Director/Owner
1255 Delaware Street
Map
Denver CO 80204
phone: 303.573.1255
website:
www.goodwinfineart.com
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 11-6, Saturday 11-5
Friday November 9
Opening Reception 6 - 9 pm
Coalesce, In Celebration of Friends of the Gallery and
Gallery Artists
Alpert + Kahn, Buff Elting, Mia Mulvey, Andrew Beckham, Danae
Falliers, Jennifer Nehrbass, Andy Berg, Sharon Feder, Margaret
Pettee Olsen, Brenda, Biondo Carol Golemboski, Martha Russo,
Kate Breakey, Patti Hallock, Kimberlee Sullivan, Beau Carey,
David Hicks, Debra Van Tuinen, Matt Christie, Jill Hadley,
Hooper Mark Villarreal Linda Connor Shawn Huckins Marcia Weese
Rebecca Cuming Tshai Johnson Ashley Eliza Williams, Lanny
DeVuono, and Patrick Marold.
Through December 22
K Contemporary
Doug Kacena Co-Owner / Director
1412 Wazee St , Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303-590-9800
cell:
720-296-7180
website:
https://kcontemporaryart.com
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12 pm – 6 pm
or by appointment
Saturday, November 3
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Nina Tichava, Same as it Ever Was. The title of this
exhibition is not to be mistaken for the experience. At her
premier solo with K Contemporary, Nina Tichava will be exploring
more than 50 new ways to see the world. “Same As It Ever Was”
will showcase this acclaimed Santa Fe mixed media artist at her
groundbreaking best
In the Project Space: Karen Roehl, Cobbled Landscapes. In
this most recent body of work, Karen Roehl, a celebrated
Colorado artist, explores the process of creating deconstructed
landscape paintings, and the quality of trust this practice
requires. In describing this most recent show, Roehl shares,
“the shapes, lines and color you find in my work can all be
parts to a representational piece, they are just not arranged in
a way where we recognize the subject matter. These landscapes
are deconstructed and the parts tossed randomly onto a surface…a
little chaotic, but parts of a whole that have a relationship
with each other. Or parts of a past whole that are awkwardly
pieced together... “cobbled”.
Through November 24
Mai Wyn Fine Art
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO, 80204
map
phone: 303-893-4182
website:
www.maiwyn.com
Hours: Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11-5,
Sunday 12-4. Open 1st Fridays until 10pm丨3rd Fridays
until 8pm and by appointment
Thursday, November 1
Special Preview, 6-8pm
and
November 2
Opening reception, 5-10pm
Kim Harrell, Back to the Garden, solo exhibition
of sculpture and functional silver works. A celebration
of our connectedness to Earth, this exhibition showcases
Harrell’s signature minimalist style emphasizing
texture, line and material. Kim Harrell is a
silversmith and jewelry artist based in Aurora.
Through December 1
Michael Warren Contemporary
Mike McClung and
Warren Campbell, owners
760 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
map
gallery:
303-635-6255
cell:
303-667-2447
website: www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com
Hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-6 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
Peter Olson Photo Ceramica, new works.
Through December 1
Friday, October 19
Artist's reception, 6-8pm
The Water Within, new works by Etsuko Ichikawa,
showcasing a recent body of glass works. She has been
recreating ancient Jōmon vessels and figurines, casting
them with uranium glass. Her tangential series of blown
uranium glass orbs and her new series of pyrographs with
watercolor round out the exhibition. We find this series
to be very compelling - she was so emotionally affected
by the nuclear disaster at Fukushima and subsequently
her examination of the nuclear clean-up at the Hanford
site that she is now exploring cultural legacy as told
through the Jōmon pottery which she is recreates using
uranium glass.
Through December 1
Saturday, October 20
Artist Talk with Etsuko Ichikawa, 10-noon
Plinth Gallery
Owner: Jonathan Kaplan
3520 Brighton Blvd
Denver, Colorado 80216
map
phone: 303-295-0717
website:
www.plinthgallery.com
Hours: Thursday -Saturday, 12pm-5pm, and
other times by appointment
Friday, November 2
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Jim Connell: New Ceramic Work. For our final exhibition of
2018, Plinth Gallery is pleased to present the ceramic work of Jim
Connell. He creates ceramic pieces in unusual sizes and shapes but
his process is firmly grounded in traditional techniques of pottery
making. Connell’s vessels are generally wheel-thrown. The thick
walls are paddled and carved, producing a secondary,
three-dimensional surface. After glazing a firing, many of the
pieces are sand blasted and the resulting surface adds a further
textural element. Connell credits his inspiration to both nature and
history. His love of Chinese ceramics include pottery from the
prehistoric Neolithic period, the Tan and Sung Dynasties.
Through December 22
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Plus Gallery
Owner: Ivar Zeile
Private Dealer
website:
www.plusgallery.com
Exhibition to be announced
Robischon Gallery
1740 Wazee St.
Denver, CO. 80202
Map
phone: 303.298.7788
fax: 303.298.7799
web:
www.robischongallery.com
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am to 6pm
Mondays
by
appointment. Adjacent Free
Parking until 6pm
Continuing:
Four Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: John Buck, New and Recent Work
Carved Wood and Mechanical Sculptures, Paco Pomet, New Work
Paintings, Fred Stonehouse, Certainty of Doubt Paintings and
Works on Paper, and Walter Robinson, Magic Thinker Recent
Sculptural Works. Presenting four provocative solo exhibitions
by national and international artists John Buck, Paco Pomet, Fred
Stonehouse, and Walter Robinson. The work on view borrows from the
visual vocabulary of Magic Realism, the Neo-Surreal, Folk Art, and
the satirical cartoon to open a new dialogue within today’s charged
socio-political context. With the astounding, massively-scaled,
kinetic sculpture of John Buck; the fantastical canvases of Paco
Pomet; Fred Stonehouse’s paintings of strange and mythical figures;
and Walter Robinson’s deconstructed societal symbols – each artist
tells a distinctive story as they fuse the past with the present
into something poignant, humorous and altogether unexpected.
Through November 3
Thursday, November 15
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
Three Concurrent Solo Exhibitions in Abstraction by American
painters Deborah Dancy (CT), Gary Komarin (NY) and Tom Lieber (CA).
The artists featured distinctively pursue a range of vocabularies in
abstract painting from the provisional to third-generation Abstract
Expressionism while contributing to the ever-evolving contemporary
dialogue. With Dancy’s gritty structures and gestural mark,
Komarin’s colorful, animated line and unexpected commingling forms
and Lieber’s high-velocity brushwork in grand scale, the works on
view offer insight into the terrain of the psychological as well as
the physicality of paint. Through varied line and surface, Dancy,
Komarin and Lieber confidently embrace the unassuming beauty and
awkwardness of paradox, while recognizing both the gravitas of
complexity and the exuberance of the unencumbered mark.
January 5, 2019
Rule Gallery
Valerie Santerli, Owner/Director
Rachel Beitz, Owner/CFO
530 Santa Fe Dr,
Denver CO
and
204 E San Antonio St,
Marfa TX
phone: 303-800-6776
website:
https://rulegallery.com
Denver hours:
Tues-Friday 12-6pm, Saturday 12-5pm and by
appointment
Continuing:
Pools and Gardens by Martha Hughes. A pop-up
exhibition at Mr. Pool Inc, 2347 South St,
Boulder, CO. Martha Hughes's Pools & Gardens
exhibition combines two distinct bodies of work,
each addressing similar topics but with markedly
different approaches. Hughes’ hard edge, color
block paintings of pools, paired with her
gestural drawings of gardens, demonstrate her
wide range of ability, vocabulary and scale all
while she continues to produce thematic
conceptual content.
Map
Through November 3
Continuing:
Frame of Reference, a group show of
artists whose work bridges the space between
personal experience, history and individual
roles within society; melding their internal and
external worlds. This exhibition features Rowdy
Dugan, Mark Fitzsimmons, Erica Green, Renluka
Maharaj, and Shelby Rahe.
Through November 10
Saturday, November 10
Opening at RedLine Denver
What Lies Between, Margaret Neumann
Retrospective curated by Simon Zalkind
Friday, November 16
Double Take, paintings by John Fudge
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Mikkel & Catherine Saks,
owners
3019 East Second Ave
Denver, CO 80206
map
phone:
303-333-4144
website:
www.saksgalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am - 4pm
and by appointment. Exhibitions
year- round
view the Saks Galleries Cherry Creek videos
Friday, November 2
Autumn Has Arrived, with gallery
artists.
Through Dec 7
Saturday Dec 8
11am-3pm, Holiday show in conjunction with Cherry
Creek North's Winter Fest. There will be demos and the
Original Dickens Carolers. It is a very fun day in
Cherry Creek.
Winter Fest details
Continuing:
The McKenney-Hall
Indian Gallery.
Thomas McKenney was appointed Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in 1916 by President James Madison. He
championed Native American causes for the next several
decades at a time when tribal culture was often on a
collision course with land-hungry whites and the U.S.
Government.McKinley worked tirelessly on his Indian
Gallery, a collection of artifacts and portraits of the
visiting Indians by the famous painter Charles Bird
King. However, in 1830, McKenney was dismissed by
President Jackson -- they had quarreled about the
removal of the Cherokee from their homeland. McKinley
had also battled with a Congressional committee
investigating his expenditure of $3,100 for the Indian
portraits. Therefore, it was on his own that he launched
a project to publish a series of large portfolios with
hand-colored lithographs made after King's original
paintings.
More information
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Gallery Owner: Sandra Phillips
47 W. 11th Avenue, Denver. Colorado 80204
map
phone: 303 931-2991
website:
www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com
Hours: Tues. - Sat. 12:30 - 5 Sun. and evenings
available by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Space Gallery
765 Santa Fe
Drive
Map
Denver, 80204
phone: 720-904-1088
website:
www.spacegallery.org
Hours: Wed-Sat 1pm-6pm or
by appointment
Thursday, November 15
Opening Reception, 6-9pm
Wonderland Exhibition,
featuring new work by Karine Léger, Karen Scharer, and
Jeff Glode Wise. Using various materials, shapes and
colors, these artists create a wonderland of visual
bliss and dreamlike contemplation.
Through January 5
Tansey
Contemporary
1743 Wazee Street Suite
150
Denver. 80203
map
phone: 720-596-4243
website:
www.tanseycontemporary.com
Hours: Tues-Saturday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday, November
27
Avital Sheffer, a solo exhibition of
the Israeli-Australian ceramic artist with fifteen works
in her signature style. Sheffer’s voluminous earthenware
clay vessels reflect her lifelong engagement with Middle
Eastern cultures, history, and designs as well as her
Jewish heritage. Her works, with their unique aesthetic
at once contemporary and historical, explore
materiality, spirituality, origins, language, and
memory. The titles of her work reference ancient Greek
words, locations in the West Bank, and constellations to
name a few.
Through January 5
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Gallery Calendar:
Continuing exhibits:
November
December
DADA Members Map
Member Galleries:
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Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
Goodwin
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
William Matthews
Michael
Warren
Contemporary
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Plinth Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule Gallery
Saks
Galleries
David B. Smith Gallery
Space
Gallery
Tansey
Contemporary
Visions West Gallery
Walker
Fine Art
Tansey
Contemporary
Gugger Petter
View the exhibit
Through November 18
Michael Warren Contemporary
Etsuko Ichikawa
glass sculpture
Through December 1
Michael Warren Contemporary
Etsuko Ichikawa
glass sculpture
Through December 1
Rule Gallery
Martha Hughes
Scene 259, Pool and Cabana, 2018
acrylic on canvas, 28 x 22 inches
Through November 3
Robischon Gallery
John Buck
The March of Folly
in-progress in the artist’s studio
Through November 3
Robischon Gallery
Fred Stonehouse
The Price of Privilege
oil on panel 36 x 24 in.
Through November 3
Robischon Gallery
Paco Pomet
The Dualists
oil on canvas 23 ½ x 27 ½ in.
Through November 3
Robischon
Gallery
Walter Robinson
Tether
fiberglass, aluminum, wood,
leather, zebra skin and mixed
media,
28 x 37 x 9 in.
Through November 3
Goodwin Fine Art
Jill Hadley Hooper
Still Life I, 2018
mixed media on panel
52 x 36 x 2 in.
Through October 27
William Havu Gallery
Emilo Lobato
Talisman, 2018
collage & oil on panel,
36” x 36”
Through November 15
Westword review by Michael
Pagila
Walker Fine Art
Jonathan Hils
Yabba Dabba
22 x 22 x 15 inches
Through November 3
Walker Fine Art
Meagen Svendsen
Nomatic
19 x 18 x 10 inches
Through November 3
Walker
Fine Art
Karin
Schminke
Light and Water
Through November 3
Walker
Fine Art
Allison Svoboda
Mandela (detail)
Through November 3
Walker
Fine Art
Jesse Poulin
Gateway
Through November 3
Walker
Fine Art
Chris
Hassig
Grass9med
40 x 48 inches
Through November 3
Rule Gallery
Rowdy Dugan,
Coyanosa, TX , 2018
pigmented ink print,
30 x 45 inches
Through November 10
Rule Gallery
Mark Fitzsimmons,
A Finely Frocked Fleece, 2018
digital video, 5m 11s on loop,
edition of 5
Through November 10
Rule Gallery
Shelby Rahe
On a Cloud, 2018
5-Channel video, duration 30m 47s on
loop,
edition of 5
Through November 10
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Cindy Shih
Cultural Erasure II
Mixed Media, 18 x 18 in.
Through Nov 11
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Visions West Contemporary
Director:
Nikki Todd
2605 Walnut St.
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303.292.0909
website:
www.visionswestgallery.com
hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 pm or by appointment
Note our new address
Continuing:
Tracy Stuckey Nocturnes,
is largely influenced by 19th century artist Frederic
Remington’s night paintings. Made in the last decade of
Remington’s life, these paintings reflect the artists
growing disillusionment with the changing landscape of
the American West. Stuckey’s works reflect not only the
false romanticism of the American West but also the
complete fabrication of it. Full essay by Zoe Larkins,
Assistant Curator, MCA Denver available at
www.visionswestcontemporary.com
Through November 24
Friday, November 30
Opening Reception, 6-8 pm
Fire and Water, a collaborative show between
artists Ralph Wiegmann and Suzanne Truman. The patterns,
sensations and rhythms of nature have been an early
influence on the art of both Wiegmann and Truman. The
two artists have both experienced a profound sense of
awe and appreciation throughout their lives in various
natural settings. The patterns of the vast natural
landscape and geological striations compelled the two
artists to explore their own relationships with the land
through abstraction. Wiegmann speaks about his work as
subconscious expression which arises through the process
of making. The result of which is a distillation of
experiences and memories and recurring rhythms.
Through January 5
Walker Fine Art
The Prado
Building, 300 West 11th Avenue (at Cherokee)
Denver, CO 80204 In the Golden Triangle
Map
phone:
303.355.8955
website:
www.walkerfineart.com
hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-5 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
The Space Between, featuring: Meagen Svendsen,
Angela Beloian, Karin Schminke, Allison Svoboda,
Jonathan Hils, Jesse Poulin, and Chris Hassig. It
is in the quiet, the emptiness and the pause, where we
can find serenity, balance and wholeness of the mind. In
this exhibition, walker fine art explores the physical
manifestation of visual meditation. As the featured
artists in the space between balance the negative space
in their artistic compositions, a meditative practice
also forms. It is within this tranquil search, the space
between can reveal its harmonious power.
Through November 3
Friday, November 9
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Natural Occurrences,
featuring: Bonny Lhotka, Farida Hughes, Lauren Karnitz,
Chloe Hedden, Heather Patterson and Caprice Pierucci.
Connecting our human experience and the external world,
this group of artists share their interpretations of
nature’s imprint on the human experience. Patterns of
movement, flashes of memory and the language of light
influence each creators’ definition of reality through
carefully composed color, line, transparency and shadow.
Expressing the impression of a moment, these artists
manifest themselves into narratives of life’s journeys
and experiences.
Through January 5
William Havu Gallery
1040 Cherokee
Map
Denver, CO. 80204
phone:
303.893.2360
website:
www.williamhavugallery.com
Hours: Tue - Fri 10-6 PM, Sat
11-5 PM, Sun and Mon by appointment only
Voted Westword's best gallery for contemporary art of the
region, 2017
Continuing:
Emilo Lobato, Retro-Specatcle, Paintings and Prints
1998 - 2018, a 20 year retrospective of prints and
paintings. Over the past twenty years, William Havu
Gallery has presented over ten solos for Lobato, and
included his work in numerous two-person and group
exhibits. Not only is Emilio Lobato an important piece
to the history of this gallery, but he’s made his mark
on Colorado’s art landscape as well. It’s only fitting
that on the 20th Anniversary of William Havu Gallery, we
present a 20 Year Retrospective of Emilio Lobato’s work.
“To celebrate this milestone we’ve selected works from
my archive that were in that inaugural show.
Additionally we’ve selected works from many of my
subsequent exhibitions. For over 20 years I’ve explored
many themes and ideas. A consistent intention has been
my desire to examine an internal landscape."
Westword review by Michael Pagila
Through November 15
Friday, November 16
Opening Reception : , 6-9 Pm
Jeff Aeling, Sangre De Cristos. The paintings of Jeff
Aeling tell the experience of being on the land, the power of
nature and the beauty of light. They reveal to us a deep
connection to the vastness of the landscape of our country.
Informed by the history of art and science, Aeling looks at the
mutual embrace of land and sky as a twenty-first century
observer. He shows us the specific qualities of a particular day
and season, the temperature cool and the atmosphere clear or
warm and humid, winds blustery or still, as he searches for the
essence of what is universal.
And on the mezzanine: Debra Salopek, a painter, living and
working near Abiquiu, NM and focusing on horizons and light.
Through January 5
William Matthews Gallery
Owner:
William Matthews
Great Basin Studio
2540
Walnut St,
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303-534-1300
Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 10 am - 5 pm
or by appointment
website: williammatthewsstudio.com
Thursday, November 1
Opening reception, 5-8pm
William Matthews, Field Studies and Small Paintings
Continuing exhibits:
November
December
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